What Can We Do On One of Those Mondays?
What to do on the bad mornings when even making a cup of tea seems too much engagement with the world? When the coldsore cluster newly erupted on one’s upper lip (for “one” read “My!”)…
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Thanksgiving, Covid-Style, with a Harvest Poetry twist. . .
First of all let me acknowledge, this Canadian Thanksgiving Day, that I have so much to be grateful for. Paul and I have just returned from a three-day getaway into the interior of our province,…
View PostSeptember Reading: So Much Goodness!
Rainy and windy here in Vancouver today. Perfect weather for curling up with a book, and I have a few good candidates (currently reading Iza’s Ballad by Margo Szabó and Marc E. Agronin’s The End of…
View PostQuick Getaway, With Kayaks (and a bit of Fear that snuck into my packing). . .
We were away most of this last week — barely two hours driving, another 40 minutes on a ferry, and we were at the edge of an inlet, our backs against a treed rocky hillside,…
View PostLe Piccole Cose . . . It’s The Little Things, in Life, in Romance, in OOTDs . . .
A twist, today, in my little series on What I Wore, What I Listened To, and What I Saw while walking. . . I didn’t wear this outfit for walking, at least not any further…
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